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So for those of you that read my story over the weekend, this dumb ass left my verizon hot spot that I need for work at my girlfriends place in liberty, so today around two we drove back up there to get it, right before we left I decided to pull the truck forward and take a peek into the apple trees, there was a lone doe feeding in there, I decided f$/@ it, backed up, reached into the back seat put on my release grabbed my bow and creator out of the truck, I sneaked around the corner of the house and walked up the embankment to the top of the garage, that's when my eyes met hers standing about 35 to 40 yards away and about 9 feet below me, I froze wearing a bright red dress shirt and dress pants, she went back to feeding and I drew while taking another 5 big steps putting me at what I estimate to be 28 yards she looks up as I squeeze the release I watch the arrow head stright for her and about 5 yards in front of her nose dive and hit the ground right under her, I'm wondering what would make my arrow do that, a really sharp nose dive out of no where, 2nd fun and cool expirence on this property in less than two days, can't wait to go back in two weeks'n

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In the kitchen, are you a chef?

I butchered a deer yesterday solo and spent hours grinding, wrapping then canning 7 quart of venison. It wouldn't have been too bad but around 3:30 my wife was called into work and I had to get dinner together for the kids & I: breaded pork chops, mashed potatoes (when I mashed them I worked in a wad of crumbly blue cheese and light sour cream!!) and a butternut squash.

Then toss in all the cleaning of knives, cutting boards, grinder parts, pans, dinner dishes then the canning jars, lids, canner etc and my arse was wupped.

No chef but I do enjoy my cooking!

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I would take the arrow and another and recreate the shot and see if it does the same thing at 28-30 yards.  Make sure you are in the wide open where you can't hit a limb or something to deflect the arrow.  That will tell the truth of what is going on.

 

  Some arrows shoot great short distances but you will see there flaws at longer distance if there are any.  Specially with broadheads.  That is why tuning your arrow to your bow is critical. 

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